20 Educators providing Courses in Belfast

community change

platinum training institute

Platinum Training Institute are a Health and Fitness Education Training provider based in Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland. We offer face to face, blended and online courses, workshops and webinars.  Qualifications include: Personal Training, Exercise Referral, Pilates, Strength and Conditioning, Cancer Rehab, Cardiac Rehab, Diabetes and Obesity and many many more. We are also the International Partner of the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) for Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland. NASM Courses include: Corrective Exercise, Performance Enhancement, Behaviour Change, Wellness Coaching, Nutrition, Specialisations and many more.  Health First, Team PTI

centre for competitiveness

The Centre for Competitiveness [http://www.cforc.org/] is a private sector, not-for-profit, membership-led business improvement organisation. With over 25 years of industry experience, the Centre for Competitiveness supports organisations to become more competitive and deliver sustainable growth through training courses, workshops, accreditations & more.

access skills ireland

We aim to be recognised as an innovative provider in effecting change towards a fair and inclusive society. To develop and deliver nationally, internationally and industry recognised high quality education and training programmes.

on screen learning

We offer online learning resources that we have designed, or we can take your static learning, and turn it into interactive online learning #oslgamechanger A lifetime commitment to student engagement changed the game. Together, we’re about to change the world.

advanced

Our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy recognises the responsibility and opportunity we have to bring about positive change in the world. It is integral to everything we do. We are focused on helping to build a better tomorrow, using the power of technology to create a healthier planet, support inclusive and diverse communities and address inequity.

governing bodies association (northern ireland)-the

Established over 70 years ago, during a time of significant change to the delivery of Educational provision in NI, the Governing Bodies Association remains the representative organisation of the voluntary sector in Northern Ireland and continues to play an influential role in the educational field in general. We provide policy information, advice and support for member schools as well as representing their views to politicians, policy-makers media and other stakeholders.

northern ireland chamber of commerce

NI Chamber is a globally connected network powered by businesses across Northern Ireland. We empower ambitious businesspeople to connect, learn and grow together. Our vision is to become the UK’s no.1 regional business organisation creating opportunity for NI business and driving the growth and prosperity of the NI economy. We are a business membership organisation providing unrivaled access to networking, learning and accredited training. We provide members with platforms to raise their profile substantially and act as a powerful voice which influences change for the better. Our team of technical experts provides specific expertise for firms trading internationally, including the processing of export documentation. NI Chamber is the only British Chambers of Commerce accredited Chamber in Northern Ireland. This means we are part of a wider network representing the interests of 104,000 business members which collectively employ almost five million people. We are also active members of the Chambers Ireland Network.

new wine ireland

New Wine Ireland is a movement of churches working together to change the island of Ireland through a network of church leaders, our summer conference and training events. New Wine Ireland is about an understanding that God is doing a new thing, involving the outpouring of His Holy Spirit. ‘And no one pours new wine into old wineskins. Otherwise, the new wine will burst the skins; the wine will run out and the wineskins will be ruined. No, new wine must be poured into new wineskins.’

falls womens centre/ionad mna bhfal

Falls Women’s Centre was established in 1982 in West Belfast by local women in order to improve the quality of life for women and their families living in areas of extreme deprivation and most affected by the conflict. It is based in West Belfast, a community recognised as one of the poorest in Western Europe. The Falls Women’s Centre was the first of its kind in the area and has continually worked to raise awareness within the community and with statutory agencies on issues that affect women’s lives. The Falls Women's Centre is a community development organisation which, through long term experience and expertise, responds quickly and appropriately to community needs. “These needs are not static but change and evolve as communities themselves change and evolve over time”. The Falls Women’s Centre is a women-only centre. It is staffed and managed entirely by women and is seen as an important support for the community locally, nationally and internationally. It is used as a referral point by community, voluntary and statutory agencies. The Falls Women’s Centre/Ionad Mhná na bhFál is involved in the economic development of the community and continues to support women’s development within the area through the provision of training, education, childcare, advice, advocacy, counselling, health and well-being.